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Case Management And Services Provided In Criminal Justice

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This course covers principles, practices, and issues in case management. Students learn about the nature of diagnoses, interviewing skills, and how to identify treatment resources in the criminal justice system. Ethics and professional boundaries in case management are also examined.

This undergraduate-level course is 5 weeks To enroll, speak with an Enrollment Representative.

Course details:

Credits: 3
Continuing education units: XX
Professional development units: XX
Duration: 5 weeks

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    Case Management Continuum

    • Identify components when developing an Individualized Service Plan.
    • Explain the personal helping interventions that can have positive effects on behavioral patterns of clients.
    • Evaluate the best intervention practices when working with clients.
    • Identify the case manager’s role in completing formal referrals and linking clients to community resources.

    Case Management: Future Development

    • Define strategies for release from supervision and continued client growth.
    • Analyze the reassessment, monitoring, and outcome evaluation to the prevention of future problems.

    Case Management Overview and Practice Models

    • Explain the different roles and responsibilities of a case manager.
    • Identify the common models in case management.
    • Summarize the history and theories of case management.

    Ethics, Clientele, and the Case Management Process

    • Explain why ethical principles and professional responsibilities play an integral role in working directly with clients and the human service profession.
    • Explain the process of case management as it applies to the needs of various special populations.
    • Identify those clients in need of case management.
    • Compare case management in the community settings and in the correctional settings.

    Case Management Skills: Establishing the Relationship

    • Explain the relationship between assessment and goal setting.
    • Identify the interpersonal skills necessary to build rapport in the early stages of case management.
    • Explain the connection between intervention planning and resource utilization.
    • Identify issues in case management as it relates to criminal justice.
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